Outgoing CIA director has warning for Donald Trump
Once he's inaugurated he'll have more responsibilities than just "talking and tweeting," CIA Director John Brennan said
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Once he's inaugurated he'll have more responsibilities than just "talking and tweeting," CIA Director John Brennan said
Sean Spicer, Trump's incoming White House press secretary, called report of alleged planned meeting with Russian leader "100% false"
Senate committee to investigate possible contacts between Russia, people associated with U.S. political campaigns
The House speaker blasted Vladimir Putin as a "menacing" man
Natalya Pelevina 1st saw video her affair with a top official on national TV, and she is convinced only Putin's spy agencies could have done it
Outgoing defense secretary has been openly critical of what he says have been Russian efforts to sow seeds of global instability
State media say Beijing and Moscow will respond to America's planned THAAD defense radar system
Poles elated with long-time request for NATO backing in Russia's backyard fulfilled, but Moscow likely hopes Trump will take it all back
The president-elect talked about Russian election interference, his plans for his vast web of business interests once he takes office and more
Russia's security services have a history of releasing damaging information on political leaders
President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state was also asked about the Muslim ban, a Muslim registry and Israel
As new, unsubstantiated reports raise the possibility of collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russia during the election, here's what Kellyanne Conway told Face the Nation last month
As she prepares to leave her post on January 20 with the rest of the Obama administration, Power is calling for the international community to focus on President Putin
Spokesman for Putin echoes Trump's own dismissal of claims by U.S. officials that Moscow may have compromising info on president-elect
But as Putin's assertiveness prompts reverse of 30 years of U.S. military policy, might Trump take it all back to keep the Kremlin friendly?
President-elect weighs in with pro-Moscow sentiments less than a day after receiving intelligence briefs on Russian hacks to influence U.S. election
With Moscow's ally Assad under less pressure as tenuous cease-fire holds, Russia says aircraft carrier to pull out
On visit to show off Russian ships, naval commander tells Filipinos the choice between Moscow and Washington is theirs to make
President Obama expelled the diplomats, saying they were really spies, and ordered new sanctions on Russian spy agencies for alleged hacking of political sites during presidential election
The president-elect lauded Vladimir Putin after the Russian leader issued a response to U.S. sanctions
The punishments include ejecting 35 Russian officials from the U.S. as well as sanctioning Russia's two top intelligence agencies
Stephen Hadley, former national security adviser to President George W. Bush, shares insights; also addresses U.S. tensions with Israel
The President-elect's comments came as the Obama administration is readying its response to Russia
The announcement could come as early as tomorrow, a senior administration official tells CBS News
92 people were killed when the Russian military plane crashed in the Black Sea, carrying members of a world-famous choir on their way to entertain troops